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Charging • Mar 30, 2026

Tesla without a garage: The complete guide to charging for city renters

This article provides a practical guide for city dwellers and renters who want to own a Tesla but lack a private garage for charging. It details the available options, such as using public charging networks, negotiating with landlords, and leveraging workplace charging. The guide aims to show that owning a Tesla without a personal garage is a feasible and manageable situation.

Charging • Mar 30, 2026

Tesla Public Charging in France (2026): Multipass, Ionity, Chargemap and Cost Comparison

Tesla is expanding its charging options in France by 2026 with the introduction of the Multipass, which will allow owners to use networks like Ionity and Chargemap. This move provides Tesla drivers with greater flexibility and access to more public charging stations. For owners, it means simplified payment and potentially competitive pricing when using non-Tesla fast-charging infrastructure.

FSD • Mar 30, 2026

Tesla FSD mocks BMW human driver: Saves pedestrian from near miss

A Tesla using Full Self-Driving (FSD) predicted a BMW driver's lane drift, proactively taking action to avoid a potential collision with a pedestrian. This incident demonstrates FSD's advanced intent-detection capabilities, which can react faster than a human driver. For owners and enthusiasts, it highlights a key safety benefit where the system can prevent accidents caused by other drivers' errors.

FSD • Mar 29, 2026

Tesla carelessly promotes ‘Full Self-Driving’ for driver losing his eyesight

Tesla's official account promoted a video of a Cybertruck owner who was advised by his ophthalmologist to buy a Tesla with "Full Self-Driving" due to his failing eyesight. This is contradictory because Tesla's own classification states FSD is a Level 2 system that requires constant driver supervision and control. The promotion is therefore seen as careless and misleading, as it suggests a capability the system does not legally or safely possess.

FSD • Mar 29, 2026

Tesla Patent Reveals Modular FSD Computer Design, Hinting at Easier Upgrades and Future Hardware Flexibility

Tesla has patented a modular design for its Full Self-Driving computer. This suggests future hardware upgrades could be simpler and less costly for owners. The design points to greater long-term flexibility, potentially extending the lifespan and capability of Tesla vehicles.

Latest • Mar 29, 2026

Tesla Expands in Saudi Arabia with New Jeddah Service Centre

Tesla has expanded its operations in Saudi Arabia by opening a new service centre in Jeddah, less than a year after entering the market. This move signifies Tesla's commitment to growing its infrastructure and support network in the region. For owners and enthusiasts, it means improved access to sales, service, and maintenance in a key Middle Eastern market.

Charging • Mar 29, 2026

Tesla adds 55 Supercharger stations along highways in Chongqing

Tesla has significantly expanded its Supercharger network in China by adding 55 new stations along highways in Chongqing, marking its largest single highway expansion in the country. This major infrastructure upgrade greatly improves long-distance travel convenience for Tesla owners in the region. For enthusiasts, it underscores Tesla's continued commitment to growth and investment in the crucial Chinese market.

Latest • Mar 29, 2026

Tesla plans major Japan service expansion with more than 30 new locations

Tesla is planning to double its service network in Japan to over 30 locations. This major expansion aims to provide better after-sales support for its growing number of customers in the country. For owners and enthusiasts, this means significantly improved access to maintenance and service, addressing a key concern in Tesla's international growth.

Model S/X • Mar 29, 2026

Tesla ends Model S and Model X production, only a limited inventory is left

Tesla has officially ended production of its Model S and Model X vehicles, confirming the news in a company email. Only a limited existing inventory of these flagship luxury models remains available for purchase. This marks the end of an era for the vehicles that launched Tesla's brand and the broader transition to electric transportation.

Model 3/Y • Mar 28, 2026

Tesla begins Model Y Performance and RWD deliveries in British Columbia

Tesla has started delivering the updated Model Y Performance and rear-wheel-drive variants to customers in British Columbia. This follows previous delays and uncertainty around the delivery schedule. For owners and enthusiasts in the region, this marks the official arrival of the new models.

Latest • Mar 28, 2026

Tesla Cybercab Manufacturing Leader Mark Lupkey Departs

Tesla's manufacturing leader for its upcoming Cybercab, Mark Lupkey, has left the company shortly after a key production milestone. This marks another significant departure from the autonomous vehicle program. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this signals potential internal challenges or restructuring within the critical robotaxi project.

Model 3/Y • Mar 28, 2026

Tesla Extends Model 3 and Model Y Financing Offers in China Through April

Tesla has prolonged its special financing offers for the Model 3 and Model Y in China until the end of April. This means potential buyers in that market continue to have access to favorable loan terms, likely to maintain sales momentum and competitiveness.